Emery wheel explosion injures Pittston worker
Frank Kelley of Carroll street, employed at Pittston Stove Works, had an emery wheel burst while grinding. a piece struck his right arm near the wrist, breaking it. A later note mentions a hinge stone thrown at Denote Collins’ Cork Lane home, grazing his daughter, and subsequent pursuit of the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelley
Carroll Street
Pittston Stove Works
Ocen Alon
Nooner
Mr. Kelly
Thomas Marley
Woodward
Donnelly
Frank Martley
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Craig
Alexander Crauly
Pennsylvania Coat Company
Mer
Arniers Pall
Pittston
Bavery
Aelty
Waverly Notes Local Visits And Community Plans
Local items report visitors including John Wahl of Strinton and Mrs T Z Collins of Scranton. Grand Army of the Republic Hall proposed with three stories for rent, dances, meetings and lodge use. Baptist church activities, typhoid recovery of Mrs Parker, and teachers institute attendance noted. Also mentions F J Grover candidate and Mrs A Mutchmore visiting from Philadelphia plus Wood’s Norway Vine Syrup advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtebelit Heslett
Washington
John Wahl
Strinton
Themis Lin Sherrif
Th Stevens
Hey
T. Z. Collins
Piret Bapdict Ehurch
Scranton
Rev
A. Bergen Biewe
Thesday
Coorge
Novet
Grand Army of the Republic
Rennie Davies
Mibhel Lang
Clyde Park
Frank Kraus
Dunmore
Ana
Martin Bold
Reeves
Spruce Street
Nas
FA. Parker
Carrico
Peckville Social Notes and Church Events Chronicle
Mrs John Burnett and daughters Fannie and Vinnie visit West Pittston relatives. Miss Thomas visits Rev John Bone in Oneonta. Council James W Smith travels to Carbondale for family illness. Mrs John Barnes and son Harry head to Kansas. Ald society to celebrate fifth anniversary at Mrs F White home next Wednesday. Rev H C Hinman to preach at Scranton Methodist church Sunday. Dr Reeves promises cure for catarrh with home treatment offered. Epworth league representatives named Blanche Taylor Maude Treverton and Albert Chaplin for annual conference in Hyde Park. Methodist Episcopal church dedication scheduled for Sunday with stained glass windows installed. Pastor Tioty Ja raphicdly strengthens health and mobility. Ladies Ald society meets next Wednesday for work and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burnett
Fannie Ad Vinnie
West Pittston
T. PL Taklepaugh
Ti ‘Thomas
John Bone
Oneonta
James W. Smith
Carbondale
William Hollister
Wayne County
John Barnes
Harry
Kansas
F. White
Ald Society
H.C. Hinman
Scranton
Reeves
Sprive Street
Delogates
Epworth League
Hyde Mark Methodist Episcopal Church
Blitche Taylor
Maude Treverton
Albert Chapmin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Amt
Eleetric
Tioty Ja
Lafayette College Football Prospects With Voigt Return
Gus Voigt, quarterback from last year, visited the campus Tuesday to rally the squad. The team practiced Wednesday in Philadelphia and showed brighter prospects with key players expected to join full strength for the Orange Athletic Club game at Orange, New Jersey. Freshmen posed for pictures Thursday after a privilege granted by the sophomores. Dr Reeves advertises medical services at Scranton address. The New York Independent of November 1 carries an article on James Anthony Froude by President Warfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Voigt
Thiladelpha
Orange Athletic Club
Orange
Batuidingy
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
New York Independent
James Anthony Froude
Warfeld
Benefit raffle planned at Singer's hall for Mrs. Langan
A Tuesday evening raffle and ball at Singer's hall aims to aid Mrs. Langan who recently lost her husband and two sons. Dr Reeves of 412 Syruce Street Boran ton promotes remedies for the nose and throat. Miss Bessie Charles of Brooklyn visits Miss Hisle Main wring. James Monahan spent yesterday with friends at Scranton. Miss Mime Cleary hosted a select party Wednesday night with attendees reporting a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer's Hall
Langan
Trey
Dr. Reeves
Syruce Street
Boranton
Bessie Charles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hisle Mainwring
James Monahan
Scranton
Mime Cleary
Rich School Alumni open new park in Carbondale
The Rich School Alumni association opened a new park on the north side of Carbondale between Wyoming Seminary and Carbondale teams. The 400 by 660 foot enclosure hosted a large crowd with many notable attendees and a game ending 12 to 0 in favor of Wyoming Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich School
Wyoming Seminary
Carbondale
FE. Burr
Mere. CE. Dix
Aira
J. B. Shannon
W. Humphrey
F.C. VanKirk
Jones
A. Purdy
H.C. Wheeler
J. Borst
Fred Moses
WY. Estabrook
FL Berry
George Gillies
Frei Forbes
H. J. Hockenberry
BI Cooran
Clara Scurry
Mary Mall
Ligeie David
Sarah Swegert
Mary Yarrington
Nora Purdy
Emma Noly
Minnie Tallman
Martha Singer
Hattie Rolls
Mabel Case
Mattie Brink
Grace Driggs
Nettie Burdick
Ole Tryon
Grace Munn
Nellie Stephens
Millie Ulmer
Rena Daley
Mary Watt
Mabel Jadwin
Bessie Corby
Minnie Reynolds
Maggie Clarkson
Scrolnars
TAME
Qontot
Ponmaly Henry
Keating
Hrymer
Vickors
Baptist Sunday School
Wiley
Weoming Street
Mins
Mamie Daley
Salem Avenue
Wilkes-Tharre
van Corder
Visw
New York
No. 28
A. Bassett
Deltsville
George Thivis
Cireen Ridge
Mise Thompson
Parkstreet
Ralph Lister
Washington Street
Elmira
N. Y
Mra
A. Hall
BK. Morse
New York City
Alfred T. Jones
Wyoninge Street
Dreoowood
Presbyterian Church
Brookside
Minooka Marriage in St Joseph Church Unites Kate McUne and Tomas Brown
A quiet wedding occurred last Tuesday evening at St Joseph's Catholic church in Minooka uniting Kate McUne widow and Tomas Brown of Hyde Mark. Mids Causle Maloney of Five Points was bridesmaid and a Hyde Park man attended the groom. The couple will reside in Tryde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Dirs
Kate McUne
Tomas Brown
Hyde Mark
Mids Causle Maloney
Five Points
Hyde Park
Tryde Park
Passhold’s Hall
Mayflowers Base Tall Club
Pounders of
Moogle
Scranton Park
Tackawauna County
Priceburg Political Meeting Seeks Voter Turnout
Republican candidate Charles P. O Malley was in town yesterday as John Preasman renovates his hotel. A campaign meeting is set for W Lloyds hall this evening to hear Gaylord Thomas and G M Watson in the borough final rally for the campaig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. O'Malley
John Preasman
Munyon Remedies Questioned by Leading Papers
Over five months major papers including the Boston Post Philadelphia Times New York Press Baltimore American and Washington Post investigated Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies. They report low cure rates with many testimonials claiming minimal to no benefit and note some highly favorable results in a few cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Philadelphia Times
New York Press
Baltimore American
Washington Post
Munyon
Thous
Minbyon
Minyon
Honesdale Rally Aims at Election Outcome With Fireworks
Attorney General W J Hensel spoke at the Wayne court house with a large audience, followed by a housing reception and fireworks. He covered tariff topics and state issues for two hours before urging veterans' concerns, as election day approaches with party lines sharpening in Wayne districts. Local streets buzz with campaign chatter and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hensel
Wayne
Auditorum
Mr. Heneel
Maple City
I Hitler Sirigele
Old Wayne
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Satelle
Willan Wayward
Onin
Bontien
Presbyterian Chapel
Factory Ville Family Gathering Honors Late Mrs. Green
A large reunion marked the anniversary of the late Mrs. Mary Green at the Gardner home on the west end of town. Family members present included sons Gordon and Lyman Green of Benton and daughters Karl Vosburg Monte Dale D D Gardner Bentonville Jane Semins Benton M V Townend and G W Stinton Bentonville. The gathering featured a sumptuous dinner and a joyous welcome between brothers and sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Green
Apa Pn
Mire
Pleasnt Farm
JD. Gardner
Weetend
Gardin
Gorton
Lyman Green
Benton
Karl Vosburg
Montedale
D. D. Gardner
Mactoryville
Jane Semins
M. V
Townend
G. W. Stinton
Bectonville
Joquint
Iuippy
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Thone
Gorman’s Grand Depot
Spruce St
Christlin's
Sratepa
Arpets
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming House
Winslow
Tiki
Inslow
Thomas’ Holm
Beranton
Albert Townsend
Tunshannowk
M. W. Townsend
Railroad Street
Christian Endeavor
Bertha Knapp
Main Street
Grace Tiffany
Foster
Alpha Welle
Fleetville
Myron Afott
Abner Rought
Waverly
Th. Wood
Vhart
Peckville
Lafayette College
Duryer
Cians
Sixth Avenue
Charles Lew
Priceburg
Pricebure
W. Tloyd
Campaigon Hell
Gaylord Thomas
G. M. Watson
G. Glougin
H. J. Jones
Hood
Albert Kinsey
Auburn
Tlooil's
Barsayparilla
Alweys
Albert Kivery
Parilla
Fronceiz
Iber
AL Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Matthews Bros
Drugr
Honesdale
THE
Wearwell Suit Company
Wearwell Surp Company
West Trap Street
Bell Clothing House
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Avenue
SALE
Lacka. Ave
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